Environment

Steve Dawe looks as the case for Electronic Road Pricing for UK cities in general and...

Martin Griffiths investigates the case for solar panels and describes how he installed a system at...

Steve Dawe makes the case for Low Traffic Neighbourhoods, traffic filters and pedestrianisation in Oxford.

Steve Dawe reviews the government’s ‘Plan for Drivers’ and concludes that it is populism aimed at...

News Release – Oxford Climate Choir

Steve Dawe reports on the efforts of Extinction Rebellion Oxford to highlight the exploitation by Shell...

Jon Hill is inspired by Martin Griffiths’ cartoon to give examples of this government’s irresponsible attitude...

Paul Ryder has some useful advice for Chris Packham, maker of a recent Channel 4 documentary...

The CEOs of several cycling and walking organisations issued a joint statement criticising the government’s ‘Plan...

Claire Jones uses ‘Yes, Prime Minister’ to convey the thinking behind Sunak’s Net Zero U-turn

Steve Dawe reviews Paul F. Daniel’s new book on “Traffication” and explains the far-reaching and serious...

A response to Gillian Bridge’s recent article in the Daily Mail, in which she asserts Bath...

On 24 September, World Rivers Day. Ashley Smith, of WASP (Windrush Against Sewage Pollution) comments

‘Look into my eyes, look into my eyes … you’re under!’ Here’s the latest three-word-slogan to...

Steve Dawe argues that the process for evaluating national infrastructure projects must give more weight to...

Save Stonehenge World Heritage Site Press Release. New legal proceedings against A303 road scheme.

Hazel Pennington asks why our Prime Minister is promoting new licences for North Sea oil and...

Hadrian Cook attacks the indifference of the government to air pollution and its cynical attitude of...

Hugo Kerr compares our ‘illiterate’ reaction to the climate emergency to that in the film ‘Don’t...

With the climate crisis worsening, is it time for Private Jet Man to come to the...

Martin Griffiths laments that a world on fire is what we will leave to our children

Paul Ryder shares some personal reflections on 80 years of change. Here his themes include the...

Paul questions the assumption that carbon dioxide is the main villain in the battle against global...

Dividend greed may force Thames Water to go bust. Conflicts of interest and absence of corruption...

This is the first in a series of articles from Windrush Against Sewage Pollution (WASP) highlighting...

In my latest poem for the West England Youtube channel, I recall a memory of catching...

This week our writer Hadrian Cook attacks the Environment Agency and Ofwat for lack of regulation....

The current sewage crisis shows that neither the Environment Agency nor Ofwat are doing their job

This week even the Women’s Institute has weighed in with a demand for clean river beaches....

This week we report spills from Cornwall to Dorset and Whitstable to Windermere. Everywhere our rivers...